New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
CATHOLICS DENOUNoE THE ARCHBISHOP.


VIGOROUS RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY WORKING
MEN-FATHER DoNNELLY's NAME KISSED.
The short notice OF the meeting and the pouring rain
dd not prevent Cooper Union Hall from being crowded
to the night when Dr. jeremiah Coughn arose
at the meeting which had been called by the Catholic
workiDgnen of NewYOrk to express their sympathy Win
the Rev Dr. McGynn deposcd pastor of st. stephens
Church. The audience contained plentiful spfinkbhs
Of women. In numbers and enthusiasm 1t was ike one
of the George campaign meetings. Among the men on
tho platform were David Hcaiey. James +. Archioad'
Thomas Moran g. T. shevitch. Jeremiah Murphy James
T. Cahap Editor Of The Cdhoiie Herald Patrick Eean.
w. J. ODsir George X. Lloyd John McMackin A. j..
Steers Thomas Larkin. Henry George, jr.. Daniel
OInughlin William McCabe, George r. Murray John J.
Beaiin Gaybert Barnes. John V. George and Patrick
DR. Coughlin after speaking for short time, intro
duced David Healey, OF The Irsh World, who said In
part:
Let the responsibility of this fall those who
have p,rciplaedi unawiu' abuse Of arbitrary power
Wiling to sGy the rieht OF suhrage
ownne no &C except "a ol w
the UNITY The eiu but ~ The Of our duties
the conston Of our country AHpaGsel In sush h.r ,r,
possible that OF the machinery should mol get little Out
On account Of undue alarm land doctrines taught
ably by Dr. MsGynn lpanSe Michael tayiit sp n.
tsye naked them .p win aosna Win not mpusn his me 70,
CEN and as s,uisn, Of poiitta economy, y
amateur the land question: no matter how sound lie
Michael lark then read long set Of resolutions The
pr %eSns and V affirmed the belief in the theory
the land tor the people as hiiu dnwn ny ANnpsnop
Croke and Bishop Nlty The resolutions In substance
were:
wedeclsrc that We recognize right Archbishop Corri
san II a @ MOI Of n vsSs on o." e
ton snd tenure no III hop to Impose Oh
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shs ,no5s %, the . "pT h G course in ,hs
fexu. of a OF
as.sd to cau.. grayv se.ndai y, Nv. p,on.r.n,. or
AscaIssp 70 resers or M%r re CstS lay or G- Si
political aeoa they shall abstain rom and we de-
sa any slts 70 " s S ea as
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Mctiiynn injustice ami warranted EXERCISE
cai sntoy ana We iSan"p pOtsS. aga s
opiou action attempt to essU,h the dangerous
iorign country Tor his c,nrse in American pohies, a.,
s, ,eS ~ r the os a I. cp nj and n0 tsares CHAMPION
% ssn s. sTr Stood y The MASSES asanst
selves t. stand by Inn as he a. sic BY u.s. ard 10 support
HIM by ali the Legitimate means within our power moral ad
S,snipcd iha, committee be apponei from meeting
show our srss nd E,snas to DR. Myn es am as
The following ,onlmt,te was appointed to carry ont
the purposes of the resolutions: Dr. Jeremiah Comghn
Dr }. N; Fox. lalriek p"iy; J. r Ar3hihad, Michael
Clark. W. j. ODdlr. Hugh WDOrlskeN, lnOuldS hiolHh
Robert Grove James J. Gslan. A d. Molina and James
Fleming. .
Giynn to his opposition to paroclal scboois. When he
epoke OF Ny LOiu Preston the greeted with
kisses "Nby should Dr. McGlynn To Rome. he said
"tO answer for his poiiical opinions He viii not
Co." shouted some one AMID great applause other
priests called TO the Archbishops lalace
during u campaign" added the speaker. aud warned
against speaking Tor Henry George, not 10y Dr. orrigans
title shop but Of the instance of political heel
ers Archbishop torffgnn may he well enough Ia his pal.
but he had better keep bis hands on Of the political
rights of Americans"
John McMackin said: "In this no Pope. no Arch
bishop 10 priest control fhe pOlilical opinion OF
Catholic lay men" He denounse tie deposng Of Dr.
McGiynn OF the most brutal outrages
ever perpeira'cd. He thought IL strange that Father
McGlynn should he first informed Of the summons to
Rome by telegram nom the Archbishop toirigan IT,
the home. and he questioned Us TO his
political views, aud added:
The Arci islop feels above public opinion but thing
Chur, Luilt bv DouBe heys
or Donohues. This insult DR.. McGlyun viii
wiped uncertain TT ev that 10 tcs ITO
reach the church (Ould tins rut II 81
witt the conniv Of in anthor iy II time h
church should be- ed fOm who use II "a irop Ia
If that they longer
the and sometimes
Clergy. The PASTORAL letter worth good TO Jay
Could
An al!usion Father Donnely brought forth cres OF
"scab frOm all the house. Speeches also
made A. J. j. j. Gahnn, Patrick DOody, John
J. Bealin and Others Every HiusiOn to Dr. Mcilynn
greeted with cheers and the OF his opponents with